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The Cargo Ship trope as used in popular culture. Shipping where one or both of the partners is an inanimate object — becoming, in effect, a Companion …
- CargoShip / Anime & Manga
The plethora of cybernetic Moe Anthropomorphisms of...
- CargoShip / Video Games
Cargo Ships in Video Games. Portal: Anything with the...
- CargoShip / Live-Action TV
Cargo Ships in Live-Action TV. Several Fringe fans have a...
- Shipping Tropes
Cargo Ship: Shipping a sentient being with an object. Crack...
- Cargo
Cargo can refer to the following films: Cargo 2006, a...
- CargoShip / Anime & Manga
The plethora of cybernetic Moe Anthropomorphisms of battleships and submarines inevitably led to... ship shipping, mainly with Gunzou. The fact that many of them act like they're in love with him certainly helps.
Cargo Ships in Video Games. Portal: Anything with the Companion Cube. In the game, the evil AI running everything gives it to you, makes several bizarre comments seemingly meant to increase your emotional attachment to it, then forces you to destroy it.
Cargo Ships in Live-Action TV. Several Fringe fans have a habit of shipping the main characters with food, including Peter/bacon, Olivia/toast, and of course Walter/red vines. The Muppets Valentine Show reveals that grumpy, unapproachable George the janitor does have something he loves; his mop.
Cargo Ship: Shipping a sentient being with an object. Crack Pairing : Shipping a pair that doesn't make any logical sense. Crossover Ship : Shipping two characters from different works.
Cargo, or Cargo Ship, is a term used to describe pairing characters with objects and/or other non-human things which do not have intelligence of any kind. It was added as a trope to TV Tropes in 2010, and was later adopted on Shipping Wiki, Reddit, among other Fannish websites.
Cargo can refer to the following films: Cargo 2006, a thriller set aboard a cargo ship heading for Europe. Cargo 2009, a Swiss Science Fiction Film. Cargo (2013), the Australian Short Film in a Zombie Apocalypse. It received a feature length adaptation in 2017 which is also discussed on the page.
